[knome]

yeah, traditionally 'generated code' is really just 'decompressed code'. it's got some source of information that's either brought in or crafted to be easily read and modified by people, and a transformer to expand it in a regular way that means, assuming the transformer isn't flawed, the code will always be correct.

if there was an `if( randomly() ){ emit("error"); }` in there, we'd be right back to reviewing it and probably wouldn't bother with it in the first place. besides which, any work to the transformer itself necessitates review even for generated code, making sure that the output is actually what you expect it to be.

the idea that you shouldn't care what's in a function because your possibly-insufficient-over-the-interface tests passed is kind of insane.